Comedy

Have one person host the slideshow while the other performer plays the pictures. Learn how to do jump and justify games in improv in this free theater video.

Learn tips on how important getting a group reaction is in an improv comedy show in this free video clip on improvisational games.

The improv game "Should've Said" is another obscure game that requires a host that has a keen eye for comedy and three players that have a quick wit. The audience will delight in the twists and...

Threesome is an improv game that isn't as dirty as it sounds. It is actually a simple game that can be anything from a creative game to play in an elementary school classroom to a warm up for a...

Sportscaster is yet another obscure improv game that should be played by more improv troupes and used in more theatre classes. It is a game that requires a quick wit and attention to detail for...

Speed Thru is an improv game that takes patience, a quick wit and a great memory. While Speed Thru starts out as a relatively boring scene, it turns pretty darned hilarious as the game goes on....

Multiple Choice is a fun improv game that really incorporates the audience. By giving the audience a choice as to where they want the scene to go, the actors have the chance to capitalize on the...

"A to Z" is a fun improv game that requires a quick wit and attention to detail. Listen to your scene partner and have fun!

Gibberish is one of the funniest games in the world of improvisation comedy, if done properly. Think of it as a glorified game of charades. Getting the audience involved is key, so make sure you...

"TV, Theatre and Movie Styles" is an improv game made famous by the hit television show "Whose Line Is it Anyway?" This is a game that is a true crowd-pleaser and is relatively easy to perform.

Party Quirks is a great crowd pleasing improv game. It can help improvisers work on character and on communicating clearly with others in a scene. Read on to find out how to play.

The improv game Emotional Option is fun and easy to play. Audiences love it, and it is a great way to learn to explore different emotions to use in later scene work. Read on to find out how to play.

The "What's My Job?" improvisational theater game is both entertaining for those watching, and fun for those involved.

Foreign Expert is essentially a combination of 2 improv tropes, namely gibberish and the interview scene. What adds a little something extra to this game is the presence of a translator, who is...

Party Quirks is a great improv game for four players, and gives the audience someone to root for, which is always nice. They also get to feel superior to a player because they have hidden information.